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Percent of Northwest Region Students in Grade 11 Considered At or Above Proficient in Math

Current Value

27.9%

2017

Definition

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Story Behind the Curve

The Smarter Balanced Assessment, replaced Vermont’s previous assessment test, the NECAP, in 2015. 

Fewer students receiving free and reduced lunch are considered to be proficient or above in Math in grade 11. To compare the proficiency of students with free or reduced lunch status (FRL) to those who are not click the Trend Line Comparison button.

Partners

Agency of Education

Local Schools

Local Mentoring Programs 

Early Childhood Programs 

Municipalities 

Why Is This Important?

Examining the percent of students scoring proficient or above across grade levels and subject areas by gender, language status, and race/ethnicity provides important insight into student performance in the region. 

Clear Impact Suite is an easy-to-use, web-based software platform that helps your staff collaborate with external stakeholders and community partners by utilizing the combination of data collection, performance reporting, and program planning.

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